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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

II must grind IsSsrrrs DoSSrLLT
b. rse that. 10 spite of his rsvslstsons
cunc~rninz BAooS and SnAzEsPxARz.
GEonos ". Gums memorial 10 she lat
ter at strstford-on-Avoa has gone night
on buildinx iuss TIE sans a. Il The re-
nowued Wu1rax really did write the
plsy. ssfribufsss - hin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Ts what pleased customer said Of our
sample 10. now being sold at thirty three
and one-;hird per cent. less than wholesale
prices. suus, overcosts, single coats. pants
and vests all go ri the same rstc-two-thirds
sctus. value.
Grsrr CLorHGxs CouPAsY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Jimmy" Hayes, of the Arlington, whom
rumor hath IL has cleared $4,000 this sea-
,on, doesn't lock quite natural to the people
who we're up at Pssssksy, a. he reclines
during the Summer, ss he lolls lszily in an
armchair In the otice at Sweets Hotel.
reads the TgLrssAs- -HEsALD, smokes q
cigar, and complacsntly receives the con-
gratulstions Of mis- many friends over his
own and the "Arlingtons" big success.
Jimmy" 70 look Ike himself, should be
seen In the act Of providing sccommods.
tions for several hundred guests more than
have been expected on any given occasion,
or else with the gloves on facing some foe
man worthy OF his pugilistc prowess.
Speaking of the manly arr" We recall
wildly seeing Jimmy put the gloves on
for the first time some twelve years ago, IN
this city. with a certain mensionaolu
par for his vss-s-fTs, ard Jimmy" Aller.
The prosessional. for the master Of csre-
monies. Il was q rsd-h0t match that.
though not. strictly speaking ss scientific
a. rnsny in which Mr.. Hayes has since
heen engaged. and one IN which Inore but
toes than blood NeIe spilled. Amid ali the
cares and responsibilities OF hotel life ne
hss Kept up his training ever since that
dsv, and hss approved himself in many a
bsrd-fought battle the best ansieur boxer
"a veil as one of the best Boniisces in
Mica gan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Mrs. RAvsoS calls her son "brays
boy" Tor shooting bis stsp-fsthsr. just
vnsrs the bravery comes in Il IL hard 10
SEE Is 10 usually Supposed that very
httls physical courags "a necessary to
sheot al snsrrsd man IN The back and
pat several bullets in bim when be Is
down and cannot hslp himself
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
Rc0f Esfate--Cos,ntsy.


AUST BE sOLp--A GOOD HOUSE AND BARN
VI and four lots ia the village of Fremont. 20
gether With ~ acres OF lfsl-olssS lsld. With 100
iois OF lake iroutase sdjonipg the town. Very
cheap for cssh or win trade for city properly.
Iuton Duntoa.
A BIG REJECTION. FOR BALE An IN
"A proved fsrm CT 70 scrvs mar Ouaws Reach
Good soil, snaah house, good barn 1xso al an
der fence. School houes aud churcn within -
roas. This place Va tnust sell. Patty hss haa go
70 west fOr health aud nfods The money. Held
heretofore al $3.50 Ceu be, bought now iof
81. 500 cash tr o.. 80 oae-hali cash Tu'lle frss.
over Arcade.
eSO0 0O WILL BUY 20 ACRES or INN.
JCOV.uV. proved Had. Gravvls0.l loral'ss
fron Zig Rapi'Ss. Alro tF<ot 81 c,fst fof SAFE.
address "a Livloesfunst. 9,snd fspl9s. fss
LsoR sALE--fTEE LANDs ~ NswAYGO
r. County, Upper Peninsula ard Wisconsin.
also choice Soutbern Pine; excellent ernas In tbs
county. and valuable city property tor see.
Money 10 loan o1 Real Estate or Bank secilfltsrs
in sums from t5C0 sl5l 10000 Stocks end Bonis
bought aud sod Ihave also for ssi- opsn rcs-
sonkble terms piece OF real estate wits p 'front.'.
aye ofl.t feet. which Is admitted TO be the most
desirable property in the city for tho location OF
. n1st class Holel. wholesale Dry 0oods house.
Stores, Bank or o.ho, tusfn6S Industry. Tor
particulars cali on or address A. r kntisdei
Room Lovotts Bsook. opposite Sweets Hotel.
i6otf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Every gentleman should use hand sewed
shoes when tue best can De bought at 1900
" pair. Go 20 Watson 4 Co. and ask 10 see
those Coreivan hand sewed e. $500. re-
duced from 800; sill STYLES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

~ - kxoos a 6r.ear sad esn5o pfs~f1r
Frfrsalr a. Efss~es CsrckFs uethot soT
1sfsf szt of&re - as11 teteE arrz-
81 asns -eesirei ss AFs Iers5sTs saartre7fs
kez Mocre--ss. Grs~x Rsps4.. xsen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
GTArr CLorHIva COMPANY.

For low prices on shoes S. n. Watson q
Co. are laying them AL ont. Gents hand
sesed Cordivsn in button, lace or Ccngrs.s
a. f6c0, best made ana worth 500.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

An apideuaic ~ cscoefhes scrfb~adi o
rsxing At ths xichissn Soldiers Home.
Il = sci sevsre that i il thought il nsy
bs nscessnry 10 establish . suarsssinA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Gzoses FskS-Ts TRATs is sending The
Caicaxo Anareh,sts go mach sruis that
there e tesr that cholsra uorbus may
chest lie xsiious
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Th. vsgop-rnskarr q ths eounsry are
hclshss . ulsstiaz At Washington. One
woaid naturally suppose they would
neet AZ he "Hub.~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
DON'T ]

Ask charged bat snsose the required
amount stamps this oee. I'D yoar wants VIII reeev
proper tnem "t either. bat
hem number Of times The price and ~ n
Ter oil lines DC learned from the following table
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Prior 10 i9e4 vs bad bean more ihan
100 y-ars IN mskinr tsn millioDsirs~. In
th- twenty -thr-e years since shss tine
ne United States hss made thousand.
The only ensssioa is. whether ve ought
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
Mtsreffuueoss~.

ANTED-TwO eECOND HAND COUNT FRS
W and one s.icos show case. n r. Kroner. Z.
Son. s3 Pialnfeid ave. 29o
CALEsMAE--cAS ADD a ! LINZ SNAIL
! samples One ageat earned sss0, O;hers up
TO s.. in 1876. 4. .. Box ~. New York Zi9
XVAN1FD-To TRADE SMALL AMOUNT or
W vllsgs property II Rockford. Z niles north
Of city, fos rcsiden - ia Esss Grand RApida ard
pay difference. Mri. ". d. johnson, Rockford,
Mich sss
WE ONLY DISPOSE OF A gALF INTEREST
w ia any OF oar sranch ed.ccs We fnrfsisb
Offices complete and sTe responsible Tor g.! con
tracts. We viii guarantee net proat of from
% 20 sac per week. unquesiioBoa references re
CURED aud given. b1s.ne5s qualification ALSO
lutey necessary Particulars ~ Rooms 3 and &
Pierce Block. Head Office Milwaukee. WIS 2ss
vUEAIHER sTRIPS - 500 FRET AsSo1T.
" Cd just received ny carpcnter is viking
% put them on yonr doors and windows vsry
cheap OF sili sci for 50 ~ per 10 feet Also rub
we n-tiiar &C. tmtre,' "a r. ,aires psa,l
d, near the briige. b. J. builsrd. Us
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

The Dstroits zct thsr~ szsin Yester-
dsy n great shap@ By and ~ Detroit
vi 6.vfn - xes proud
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
Health is Wealth.

DR.. r C. Wsars Nerve an brain 1rfstais8f 3
erAsscies1 s,,tcifr fos Hveens pizyire~ ss.u-
vuisiurs lit-. NERVOUS Seu-nris Hssaechs
hcrgous Pros rattan saused hy rht 80 al alcohol
CT tsoscca Nsksfl nsxs, Nsnfsi Depression
koiisriag ~ tee brair resultine n in.sniy ana
u'd Are FATeunes> Los of fOreF in esther
SCI " snihrs s~nex shd kf4flY Atsfrhoea
causcd ~ o4er-exerI 'on ~ the hfein sell ai,ase
cf ure~-inf Kuuce. Fach tc1 rostsint co.
month treatment g. = bos. o. - t.ores fnr
=. seuf - fasi prepaid nn rtceir; q pfire
TT sfAh*rJEf stk toNFS
10 eBre aaY csse vHt eaeh ofefr rrtf5t~4 hr
90 70 sif banas accompanied wfst g. ~e viil
sfn1 tsa 3 .rcasssf our y susn gusrsnfes q ~
frrd fhn lnotff ~ he treatment q cr . D. tfs-f
cure Cuassnless Issued caiY D.
W. n. TiBBS, DRUGGIST.
heis tTrri
1ee ~eurce-st.. Crane F.pta., NisA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

~ VIZ aF4rF FfrNNvR nsvr~s
" ~ - - - sc@rs 81 s~g ref-rss ~
Eve a,n ne - rrffr Frzrs rrsf .eeE ter5s
re-saas tr1eeIa9 aer - nT es-r1ak fhsrIes
- Filrzer Grs1o Raftzs Eca -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
BOARDING..

NOR 81 2s PER WEEK YoU CAN HAVE MICS
room aud good board at ~ Broadway. 80
I INCOLN HOUSE. NJ sfRING sT.-BEeT 81 A
IL day house in Nscbieen. Excellent board and
angle room only a per week. day eOard So Single
meSls &c Nice quiet home newly fitted Up
near Monroe ST, - the Wholesale houses X. L.
cepo,s churches asd thsater PARTICULAR sitsg-
tion given 10 the comfort and wants of trans,ents
and The friends " soldiers who cDnc . vigit the
Home. A. ID. sullivan. Proprietor. a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Street bewieFs sBd orgsn grinders ara
getting - oe rnbfr nsissnce OF tie
sfre~ss II lkis sity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

ufxKfED- 10 kFNT At OKCk-H0rsa
W fess not 70 exceed a. per n0nih. J. a n
hok 1. tAls 0G.ce 20
lsok MANI - fNkNlSkkD FRONT AcoNS
either angle 80 "a slite. sltsla heatsai else
rooms for iighi housekeeping. Apsls a. koanl 50
LeGysr1 ioes, lol oitaws s.. xtsu
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Geo. Err1xR VII help dstsnd The
peer crprnssed snarshishs tor psltry
SI5eo retsiper fae snd 40 day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
For Renf--Hot,ses

CoR RENT-Two TENKNESTs in NEw
\ residence block with ell modern improve
fncn,s including the potenl Aldine heating gate
corner OF Couit and Alien. sts. within three
minutes walk oi Tower Clock. Also bonse with
six rooms corntr Shawmut-ave. end vi ster-si, /,
also one of four rooms, 1ss West Broadway. AP
ply b. Il. w. Barnard, S5 Alleast. Si5
I,ok REET-sToRE AT - wksT FCLT0N-sT.
Enqnirr a. 22i NJ Neraon-st 2iGI
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
fgencs-- ~ dnfesf.

ryTANTTD-so1 A0ENTs GOOD sALARN
w o. coulaiss.on. Ra chssca. Address
with stamp for terms Weaver nfr., "a aul
stifeg, Chic aga IL 30
WANTED AGENTS TO SILL TgE nF
w trsif self Aetlng Ntsbboar1 ~e u a. sight.
Nen ~ sornen cag make nleo4y with ths ma-
chine Apply n Z. q Pun Akr. - gAheff - a.
near the fsir Crumbs So
"A ANTFI9--AbEsI- Al DNyD -ALAGif>s A
W groi oufft furnished sne good pay guarau-
tel. !. 4. wilson, - CsnAlst go
UTANTEp-FOrR r CANvsSsERs FoR NEW
w boos ~ ,ha suthsr q iInR Nhn8el. Fiiz-
cerald & GO. - : IDrisft. ~
yITASTED IMMEDIATELY - t.sos A0kSTs
w rss Or female, q SCI onf fnrnitare pas4sb
in The nlfed STATES 1.sl1 %. sottes soif -
seents drri1x lsss. ~ essiiy nsde per we-k
S~nd sc for ssynels hostis ard terTns earring
Nsnafsetariag CO. LSe< RoE -, NswsTTo. kich
k1ff
tItSTFD-G ESERAL ACfNT 10 HANDLE
w Williams c0vyes- eixte msp ~ tae Jniied
sssesa AeTioo esf. sire fsxA iactes y
Smith 4 Co. - sirsh 81. Fhilsdeiphls Pa Scr I
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

TX T1TE THFsF H6s NTs f5T
7 sTerex 49, rlnrsr a ~ssi 80 rfss<gr -
- - STREE esfs raE ~ tte aoer q A ze1k =.
IS3R 2zLE-oz EECHkNGE FCE CITY
7 rrsarfzr a fsr1 - p sfres rssf tas vilsEe
~ A Il esrr~ei = F1ter acsl-t "a
T~yR ekfF-4 w1sz Ha~ VII FeRasrF
Il tk- ar-r-es~r heea sv p1ie r.
b 81 ~ d seres . ssaies feaa 50 e~sr .sf1 aas 81
ercrs eFfe as f-ssa Te~eT gf,cs. va saFe
zsr-f f,tF EFsnrrfe r pr-~tF "a freerf
secs rr1a4fe eEeet Eese
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
Afonen 20 Jon =

.towYY 10 oI,oAx-oS wkTCHrs. SEsgELRy.
III glsrs'r axs sther re-eo7sl ErSVe~fr rere~s
enf l1xz f.r ssis ~ sseastFe farf sd -
rratsae a. l5w rafe& ~ Joks fose. = Fe>r 81
beTkeT bicfz- kttf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
lslIeIt LanlInl ( EpIta.la

"srsDd Lsuic- : - .nar iHf iess
~ Usins arrive a I'D tepae i.em 'l fa TO- =
hff 1T
rasinsN Ifcss. ..........s....
fegtBsv > Itff sol. ........--r.s
sftlg
ffsnf fsi.fs j - rst .. ........ - "a, . a
6fspd Fsi i,es isfr q ... ..... a. ~ 3 N
Trains f'ia AL L "a uffs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

fhe ensaeat shimnss s~ss2s ns,f 90 =
@hsHoo snd slns est s.s3 rro1eaaes sni-
mafe8 oTali0Ess frora rls 13ilsstQ4s. snd g
s.t - so,a a. ses-s- a. Bsatss "a
sssher oas u the gria tHala ssn saeess'
Ia ss.isetinx aad --..fisz sziisaee q ana
ss5s 4sa ssEs&as silis - ssfy sssft 80
Uos
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

no LOAN AND GKNEkAL EKAL EsTATs
l DeAsef - sare ~ Nsl A. fsso , - te.s-
Eaoof to No sfsd sci Ne illslr2hte = hool.
Es .srssa e8ll13ss -
tNOK sAII~aousR on srFfksS1N AyE
1 nfSs Highland q .s ems1 fs9n.ept
dosn. IsxssH = Dcn $50. - Lyoasl ist
Iler Rent business Places
DoON AND FowER TO kEST- -coRSER
IL CsmpsE ana LeUls-sts 1eAasts a osnara.
4Sa
+ reliable wsler shd stesm poser. fof gus
sstlslsetofy spg.ioaEL The iron tenssf bu. .diss
0n fue-ft sie.y occupied ~ is,sflts ks-lsf
sbgp nis shs.oas ar about stsIH hs> b "a
ceiling aud llfhi n lhree sises Apply 10 bisssi
esrpes sweeper "a 3. MI 81 civ .lsi
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

IyASTED-A FIRsT-CLAee SHIRT pol
" isieT. Nohc ont the test need sppiy al TIE
"ksgle steam Laundry No. q ca As 81
UAsTED- MIDDLE AsED Man OF 0ooD
W adde's. wita sone experience in mercantile
matters. Inquire ~ star 1lothias House. 20
llANTED - EXPERlENCED IukNllJkE
W trimmeTs Oriel Cabinet Co -
WANfED-MEN fOR THE NORTH. TEAN-
" stefs. kWsulPen and yard m "a. Athur
Aeigs Co, Room 4, 81 so. Divisiou-st 2sl
lIANTED--A fIRsrCLA PASTRY COOK
w At Mthe Vsniome. Apply al once g9l
WANTED 81 10 10 ANN To 90 NOarH.
" good steady work ali winter Grand Union Bur
eau Rooms ) aud :, Pierce Block. 80
IVANTED-AT ONCE, ONE FIRST Ci ASS
" men. Apply with reference % N kevison
Eoon 53. Housegnan Block. Pearlst., Grand hap
ida 29g-
NAkTfD-sALksNfN FOR OTTAWA. Nus
W kegon kewaygo and Oceena counties IS 90
Per DAY. sead stamp. p. ID. fsuel, ID Cana.
IL Grand RaDfis Ilp
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Our o~n ivs y-as-ola. "oh. Hssa. yet
isst bet I'm kstslsx along ace Ia sebss.
8 - tsea pak 40 shrse tisss sifs~sy -
term aad uass. / ssady aizsosf sxsrythin.
paea aksf ID yoU st1ig ssF COY
i've fsaf .1.aer. ia. | staay - ls4xa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Yea, we bad . glorious time out In Da-
kota,. said Postmaster Soper, of New
aygo. "You ought to here seen Fred Bs-
ker. of the Fourth National Bank, in the
role Of the mighty Sinrod He gslloped
over ths plains like wild Indian on a
broncho shouting at cattle under the inn
preston that he Was hunting buffalo. One
day the boys took him over TO pond frc-
ouented by mud hens. and told him they
were canvas-back ducks. He slaughtered
two or three dozen, and wadcd into the
POND after them. On, tell you We bsd q
high old time, aud Fred il mighty
hunter"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
Situations Wonted--Mofe.
For Renf--R0On,s.

tVANTxD FURNISHED or uSFURNrHED
W good room or rooms in gosd locality with
board. Address giving parAcJiars, \. \. Eox
3, this Office. 2s.
FIOk KEfT-T0 GENTLEMEN OR LADIts
employed during the day, nicely furnished
front room. Inquire at 81 Lsersve-si. go
no RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
! front room with modern Improvements on
the frst floor Il, pfiyate family, with board
References exchanged. a0i ottawa-st. 81
NOR RENT-RooNs FOB RENT OVER
+ Gardiner 4 Bsrt-rs, 10 aenraesi. seltf
lyoR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS, sTEAM
II heated. aad furnished rooras foT light house.
keeping. Apply at room ie3 New Houseman
block Ss7
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
Heip JVaufed--Fe,,.s.ic.


MANTED--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
w eral housewcrs. Apply at 2ol Cherry-st. &yi
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework az lS3 South Laiayeite-st. Apply
At once ISsu
WASTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w h0usework a. No. ! hirdst, West SIDE 80
MJANTkD-A COMPETENT GIRL F02 GEN
w ersl housework Apply NJ s9i Cbsrry-sl. .
WTASTED--A COMPETENT GIRL Al is2
w Sheidonst go
kkTANTED - TWO COMPETENT HOUSE
w les, ers at J. II. Van Bronkhort, s. Mon.
roe, or . Ottawsst. 70
UANTEp-A GO0D GIRL FOR GENERAL
W no work. must have good references. fp
ply 10 t,is. :. NJ. Lsmo0, "a CheTry+t -
WANTED-A GlbL-A GOOD COOK AND
W laundgess Aprly Lyoa-st. %
lVANTEp-A GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
W housework AT s5 Washington-st. Apply at
once. 2yl
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
CRY news oosoESsED.

CITY NEw> t0NDEssED
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20
!LlIlI!I!T!T!T!
iii GaH 4 / i i 1 il Il Il il Il
l6 E3 50 40 60 as 60 s.ee
SO so 50 SO 90 10 so $50
rs ts Sc ss IS 30 lee 3 90
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


lost
I osr-A TALL. WHITE AID LEhoN sETTKk
u one year & Return % Harry hitdicoub.
- Last faito1-st. sAd receive ntSfa rswsf4
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

Now like fowsrs, said the man, Is be
carefully felt of the big bumps on his head.
and sadly surveyed the ugly ruins OF what
oaly ons short moment earlier had been en-
upri zht. promising. ambitious path With
ali OF life before il. but" ne continued,
with a suppressed sob in ais voice, Il be.
heve there's proper place for them, aud
it don't seem to me that the top
OF a msns head Is just the spot
10 plant roses and seraniums and lillics-
and the flower pots 20 boot" And he looked
up a. the windows OF the aoncce-st. block
above him just in time to dodge smother
OF the same sort that came turnbling down.
az the young lady ia the window reached
her arm out carelessy 10 SHAKE her hand
kerchief az a gentleman standing near the
Morton House entrance. Ii csrtaialy does
seem as il the dover pot nuisance in the
Windows of blocks along our tbickiy travel
ed business streets should bs sbated before
an obituary instead of walk and Talk"
has 10 be written upon the subject.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

HeiD ygaafef--vafe.

rovHD-A DOOR KEY OK CANAL ST. owN
i er c@n "a sane by calling ~ this o1its hu,
and paying ioI Tia aolio@ toii
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

ne sssb<r 81 Hse< - say edssrtisssA<sf
c>s ks fs141 ~ dis flag ths aUsas u
wsrds ~ ssssA- Aks y&Ft ~ = kAss - stsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

TIE Ssw Ysss World illustrates ihs a.
moss incomp mprsasnsisls ixaeszaes oi Is
zaslsh ca Ne sabisss of An.sfiesa geo
xraphy ~ aaotnx irou rscsnt sditoEix
ia tAs Lonasu .Ns.ss u psn tie sasjset aI 10
sBArekislia Tragedy a. Chiesse. in whis.A
80 Havmafsef tbe scene Il The bloody
tragedy. 4 loea sd a. Cheyenne. Doa0tlsss
ths faat ofths matter = tA&t When tae A<sas
uan wrote up sEis past " bis article be
~as thiakiuk abauE fhs CheJsnns of ths
shs bo4nbs q tas policemen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-20

The arrest Of Will Blood aud Henry
Mallory. on the charge OF "msshing" on
Msoroe-st. the other evening. would seem
from the testimony 70 have been decidedly
premature and uncsiled Tor. "Aashiog' g
a very Tad habit, aud the genuine mash
err should be dealt with snfamsrtly, bat 70
charge a man With "mashlsg' when he
hasn't "rnashsd' anybody il adding mash
ery 20 insult, and Judge acted very proper
ly 10 setting aside the yerdict OF the jury IN
the ease u Ioung .nd letting him OF on
the merely nominal fine of six cents. by
The vsy We are fast arriving al pass IN
Grand Rapids when Il will De policy for
every innocent man 20 plead guilty az the
start. and for every guilty man TO ask for q
Jury trial.
National Republican., 1887-02-03
The Interstate Commerce Bill.

President Cleveland and his Cabinet have
under consideration the interstate COM
mercc bill. Honest men differ as to the
effect Of the bill as to the interests of the
masses, as to manufactures, and as to the
great producing and consuming classes OF
our country. Finally, men learned In the
law disagree as to its constltutIonallty.
There is no difference Of opinion as to the
vast political power It places in the hands
of the dominant party. The managers
of the great railroad transportation
interests believe that the government
should either own and run the rail-
ways and regulate the prices Of freight
or allow the owners Of them to be gov
erhed by the natural laws that regulate
freight by competition like other business.
If the President believes that the inter-
state commerce bill is unconstitutional or
will prove injurious to the general welfare
1t is his plain duty to veto it. Then woald
come the hue and cry that he was unduly
influenced by the great railway monopolies.
If, on the other hand, he decides to approve
the bill under the idea that Congress may
perfect 1t at some future session, many of
our best business men will believe that the
benefits to his party in having the power
to control the 10000 miles Of railway in
| this country is so great that his ambition
for reelection to the presidency in 1888 has
overruled his judgment
Many say that the President has the back
bone and the strong will to veto any meas
ure that patriotism and the enforcement Of
the constitution demand, especially lit will
prove to the advantage of his party.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN believes Il
safe to say that the sober second though
Of the people will be against the measure
National Republican., 1887-02-03

THE complaint in another column of to.day's
paper signed "Iady Patrons is one peculiarly
applicable to Albaugh's opera House at the
present time, but is none the less worthy the
attention Of the managers of the other places
Of amusement in the city who hope to attract
and retain hrst-class patronage. The style of
theater programme furnished to Washington
audiences for q long time past has clearly been
in the nature Of n nulsance and as the writer
Of the communication in question suggests, 1t
Is time for the inoonvenient and uuattractive
advertising sheet TO give place to small,
neatly.printed programme, which will neither
injure the wearing apparel OF those using 1t
nor annoy others by the noise IL makes when
being examined for the information 1t often
fails to give -Erening star, Ft6.2
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, indorses the
above; let us have reform.
National Republican., 1887-02-03
JERSEYS.
EARLY SPRING OPEN
ING.

We have just received a
new line of imported "Jer-
seys." We know tits a trifle
early, but we put these
goods Immediately on exhi-
bition because we think you
would like to examine and
purchase the very newest
patterns in this popular gar
ment. Jerseys will be worn
more this season than here
tofore. Never have the mod
istes given us SO much to
admire as we have exam
ined, selected from, and d
now offer in this lot. AS
you well know, the import
ed "Jersey" sets the style.
Therefore we invite you to
call and look at the "Bre-
ton" front Jersey that we
are going to sell at S2.69. Tt
is made of splendid cloth
and is a new style. The
"Waftie- Chemisette" front
is a beauty. 1t is what
is known as the detach-
able pattern, a n d comes
only in green, black, and
garnet. We are going to
sell these at 1925. The
military" front is a new
pattern. 1t is slashed with
silk braid, comes only in
black, and will be sold at
S4.25. The most elegant
the newest-t h e choicest
patterns you ever saw,
though, is the Beaded
Jersey we are going to sell
at $6.4S. It is elegantly
made, and has epaulettes
and a half cape of heavy
bead embroidery. It is the
novelty Of this seasons i'm.
portations, and when the
price is considered it is q
most desirable garment.
We haven't the space tt
mention but a few of these
new goods. There are le
different styles in this lot.
To-morrow-Friday we
shall be glad to show then
to you.
THE BON MARCHE,
orc Q1c CEyuzSyru Cr NJ III
National Republican., 1887-02-03
To Bridge the East River.

Senator Miller, from the committee on cOm-
merce, reported favorably bill giving the con
sent of Congress TO the New York and Long
Island Bridge Company 10 build and maintain q
bridge across the East river, between the city
OF New York and Long Island at or near the
middle Of blackwelPs Island, the bridge to be
instructed 80 as TO provide for the passage OF
railway trains, wagons, and vehicles, ami.
mails, and foot passengers. The bill rapOrled
IS identical with n bill ON tho same subject re-
ported by Representative Crisp, from the House
commerce committee, and requires the bridge
TO be constructed at right angles with the
channels OF the river and to have an elevation
OF not les than 100 feet above mean high
water AZ the middle Of each channel of the
river II further declares that no part OF the
lower chord Of the ch1unol span shall be less
then 1872 feet aLOYe mean high water
National Republican., 1887-02-03

statements in support Of his fallacious doc
trine. We use them simply to demonstrate
the happy condition of the American bread
winner and to show what grand oppor-
tunity he has Of reaching competency by
industry and careful economy. With food
cheaper here than abroad, and American
wages twice and three times as great as
those in the old world, he may become In
dependent in few years II he has a sincere
desire to gain that vantage ground.
National Republican., 1887-02-03

Now THAT the influence Of "reform" has
spread from political to business circles we
are delighted to observe that the defaulting
cashier feels constrained, by quickened
conscience, to leave promissory note for
the amount OF his defalcation. Who says
the millennium isn't Just ahead?